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The Complete Internet File Transfer Solution
About Rumpus
Rumpus Tether
John's Blog
Web File Manager
Documentation (Mac)
Documentation (Win)
Screencast Tutorials
Download Rumpus
Maxum
About Maxum
Order Rumpus
John's Blog: The "Extra" Function
There isn't a lot of information in the Rumpus documentation about the Web "Extra" function, but it's a flexible and useful workflow automation tool, so it's worth a look. Essentially, the extra function allows you to create a custom action that users can apply to files on the system. For example, you could use the extra function to...
* allow users to rename files, or move them to a specific folder.
* let users "sign off" on proofs, or select files for final processing.
* move selected files to an archive.
* ask a question or provide feedback about specific files.
Let's start with a simple example, where a user needs to be able to accept final proofs for production. We'll follow that with an example of using the extra function to rename files.
When a user accepts a proof, we'll have Rumpus send an e-mail, letting us know that the file has been accepted. So the first thing to do is create an Event Notice, with a normal setup to send a designated person an e-mail and a message body that might look something like this:
Next, open the Web Settings window and flip to the "Actions" tab. Enable the "Extra" function and select the Event Notice you just created as the "Trigger Notice". Click the "Edit Action Messages" button and set the message text areas to something like this:
When a user logs in via the WFM, there will be a new option available for each file. In standard view, a gear icon (a generic icon representing "process this file") will be shown, and in thumbnail view or when an action menu is shown, the "Action Title" will now be listed as an option.
To accept the proof, the user selects "Accept As Proof" from the menu or clicks the gear icon. They will then be presented with a box asking them to confirm the action.
When the user confirms the action, the e-mail message will be sent, as defined in the Event Notice, confirming acceptance of the proof.
This basic system could be expanded in several ways. To add an extra check, create an Upload Center form with a checkbox field labeled "check here to confirm acceptance of this proof", and then add that field to the Event Notice message body as confirmation. You could also add a pop-up menu to the Upload Center form, allowing the user to select among various sales representatives or other people in your organization. The Event Notice "Mail To" or "CC" fields can then be set with a "FORMVAR" token so that the appropriate person receives the acceptance notice. You might also create a second Event Notice, perhaps using a shell script that copies the file to a specific "accepted" folder on the server, improving workflow by automatically copying accepted files to a work folder on your system.
Our second example will show how to create a simple "file rename" function. In this case, let's start with the Upload Center form, which will prompt the user for the new filename.
Next, we'll need an Event Notice that executes a shell script to move the file from the current file path to a file in the same folder, with the new name.
As in the first example, open the Web Settings window, flip to the "Actions" tab, enable the "Extra" function and select the "Upload Center Form" and "Trigger Notice" that we just created. Click "Edit Action Messages", and set the text prompts like this:
When users view the WFM directory listing, the gear icon (or "Rename File" menu option), will now bring up a box that looks like this:
The user can then supply a new filename and perform a rename as expected.
Rather than prompting a user for a new filename, you could instead eliminate the form and change the script a little so that the file is moved to an archive folder or renamed in a specific way (like with a time/date stamp) to automate a workflow. Or you could allow users to select from a pop-up menu defined in the Upload Center form that allows a selection among several pre-determined folders where the file can be moved. The "Extra" function provides a lot of flexibility that allows you to improve workflow based on the needs of your organization.
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Vijaya Gadde, Twitter's head of legal, policy, and trust and safety, at a Washington Post event on Wednesday said the company might start annotating offensive tweets from public figures with a message about why they remain up.
Twitter has long held that some posts from public figures should remain up because they are "newsworthy," even when they violate Twitter guidelines.
"When we leave that content on the platform there's no context around that and it just lives on Twitter and people can see it and they just assume that is the type of content or behavior that's allowed by our rules," Gadde said.
Twitter's policies dictate that tweets from politicians are important to public debate.
"An example would be a direct violent threat against an individual that we wouldn't leave on the platform because of the danger it poses to that individual," Gadde said.
"But there are other types of content that we believe are newsworthy or in the public interest that people may want to have a conversation around," she added.


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Public funding of the arts contributes to the society in which we live. The Canada Council for the Arts is responsible for identifying areas where it can act strategically to shape an inclusive and healthy arts sector.
In all its activities, the Canada Council must meet the highest ethical standards. Its staff and management are required to adhere to the internal Code of Ethics, as well as the Values and Ethics Code for the Public Sector. This ensures the Canada Council's objectivity and safeguards the public's trust.
Our funding principles, decision making process and commitments are the cornerstones of our operations.
Our Principles:
Arm's-length relationship
Stewardship of public funds
Cultural self-determination of Indigenous peoples
Comparative assessment
Outcome-based approach
The Canada Council operates at arm's length from government. It is governed by its founding legislation, the Canada Council for the Arts Act, and in accordance with the Financial Administration Act (s. 85 (1.1)). By maintaining distance from government, the Canada Council is able to develop policies and programs, and make decisions free from political interference or influence.
As a Crown corporation that dispenses public funds, the Canada Council must maintain the public's trust by accounting fully and openly for its operations and decisions. The Canada Council is committed to sound stewardship of public funds. It is also committed to using sound financial systems, effective risk management, efficient and accountable granting processes, and timely and transparent reporting to ensure the prudent use of public resources.
The Canada Council bases most of its funding decisions on peer assessment for the following reasons:
Peer assessment is the best way to identify outstanding ability and artistic merit.
Freedom of thought and expression benefits from decision making that embraces diverse professional expertise and knowledge.
A wide range of peer assessors gives the best guarantee of accountability, fairness and transparency.
Peer assessment must reflect Canada's population by representing Indigenous and culturally diverse communities, the Deaf and disability communities, all regions, and a balance of gender, age and official languages.
Read more about peer assessment and funding decision.
The Canada Council's policies promote respectful workplaces not only for its own employees, but also for the recipients of its grants. Organizations that accept a grant must demonstrate that they will provide a workplace free from discrimination, harassment and sexual misconduct. When applicable, funded organizations must show that they have policies in place that protect and promote healthy workplaces.
The Canada Council's Application Assessment Process and the Awarding of Grants describes the mechanisms to deal fairly with concerns relating to a grant recipient's capacity to provide safe working conditions and to foster a workplace free from discrimination, harassment and sexual misconduct.
The Canada Council is committed to reaffirming its relationship with Indigenous peoples, including First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples. Through its programs and other activities, the Canada Council will support a Canadian arts landscape deeply ingrained with the perspectives, voices, stories, struggles and aesthetics of Indigenous peoples. The organization respects the histories, traditions, languages and contemporary practices of these cultural groups and acknowledges the cultural sovereignty of Indigenous peoples by respecting their artistic expression, cultural protocols, rights and cultural self-determination.
Read more about the Canada Council's Supporting Indigenous art in the spirit of cultural self-determination
The Canada Council recognizes the individual worth and dignity of all people. All individuals have the right to be treated according to their personal merits, and to be given equal opportunity with all others. Therefore, the Canada Council is against any discrimination, stereotypes or generalizations based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, family status, socio-economic status, disability or criminal conviction for which a pardon has been granted. The Canada Council works to ensure that its activities are not compromised by these forms of discrimination.
Read more about the Council's approach to equity and diversity in its Equity Policy.
The Canada Council believes that Canada's two official languages make a distinct contribution to the diversity of the arts in Canada. It also believes in the important role the arts play in promoting linguistic duality and the vitality of official language minority communities. The Canada Council's granting activities follow the requirements of the Official Languages Act by ensuring that all services are available in both official languages. The Canada Council also has an obligation under the act to enhance the vitality of official-language minority communities and support their development.
Read more about the Canada Council's Official Languages Policy.
The Canada Council awards funding to applications that show the highest artistic excellence and meet all relevant assessment criteria, within a comparative context. The organization recognizes the importance of comparing similar applications as it arrives at its decisions. For this reason, the Canada Council groups comparable applications together during the assessment process, and assessors are asked to rank the applications in order of merit using the program assessment criteria as guide.
Read more about How we make Funding Decisions.
In fulfilling its mandate, the Canada Council works to achieve results for the arts, for Canadians and for society. Each of the Canada Council's granting instruments has clearly articulated objectives and expected outcomes. These are measured and monitored over time to help the organization meet its objectives and communicate the impact of its activities – and those of the arts sector – to Canadians.
Read more about Council's Evaluation and Performance Measurement.


Six people, including a juvenile, were arrested on drug charges Saturday after state troopers raided a home in the 3200 block of Lineboro Road near Manchester, authorities said.
All were released on unsecured bonds or personal recognizance after being charged, except Joelle C. Keene, 38, an occupant of the home. She was held in lieu of $7,500 bail after being arrested on charges of possession of cocaine, marijuana and paraphernalia, and maintaining a common nuisance.
Also arrested were Timothy J. Smith, 18, of the 3300 block of Augusta Road in Manchester; Scott E. Zimmerman, 41, of the 4800 block of Carmelle Drive in Baltimore; Jeffrey P. Keene, 38, of the Lineboro Road address; and Stephanie L. Mettille, 19, of the 200 block of Houck Road, police said.
Smith and Mettille are accused of possession of marijuana, paraphernalia and psilocybin, an hallucinogenic mushroom.
Zimmerman and Jeffrey Keene are accused of possession of marijuana and paraphernalia.
The sixth person, who was not identified, was turned over to juvenile authorities, police said.
Troopers reported seizing 4 ounces of marijuana, 7 grams of cocaine, 3 grams of psilocybin and pipes and scales during the morning raid.


Today we are talking about the Internet of Things and cloud services, but in the past we needed some cassettes to install a simple application! Once the operating system of a single home computer only operated with commands. Once in a computer game he had to "load" the next track with a different floppy disk!
These first steps in software development are the most important and innovative for their era, in our view. The software collection of the Hellenic IT Museum includes, among other things, software from the first personal and microcomputers, 5.25 '' and 3.5 '' and many more retro exhibits. Visit us for fullness recall_memory!


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import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty;

/**
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public class BatchAccountKeysInner {
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    /**
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MAMMA MIA! THE SMASH HIT MUSICAL AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2017-2018
The global musical phenomenon, MAMMA MIA!, commenced its new national tour at the Canberra Theatre Centre on November 24th 2017 followed by a season from December 26th 2017 QPAC's Lyric Theatre in Brisbane.
The tour will continue onto Sydney's Capitol Theatre from February 11th 2018, Crown Theatre Perth from May 15th 2018, Melbourne's Princess Theatre from July 10th 2018 and the Festival Theatre at Adelaide Festival Centre from October 9th 2018.
This exciting new production of MAMMA MIA! is produced in Australia by Michael Coppel, Louise Withers & Linda Bewick.
"MAMMA MIA! is exactly what we all need - an uplifting, fun-filled, heartfelt night at the theatre which puts a smile on your face and a spring in your step. The timeless tracks of ABBA never fail to bring joy to audiences across the world and we are delighted to be producing MAMMA MIA! once again across Australia. We are also thrilled with the incredibly talented creative team and cast we have assembled to bring this story and these songs to life on stage night after night." Withers says.
Starring in this brand new Australian production as mother-of-the-bride Donna Sheridan is Natalie O'Donnell. Natalie began her acting career in 1998 with her professional debut in the Australian production of Les Misérables. Since then she has sustained a remarkable career in theatre, television and film across the world. She has starred in many musicals including most recently in Australia in Jerry's Girls, Songs for a New World and Next to Normal. Most poignantly Natalie starred in the original Australian production of MAMMA MIA! as Sophie in 2001. It will be very special to see her come full circle now leading this new production in the role of Donna.
In the role of Donna's daughter and bride-to-be Sophie, is emerging young Australian actor Sarah Morrison. Sarah has just completed a sell-out national tour in the Australian musical Ladies in Black starring in the lead role of Lisa. This was Sarah's breakthrough role gaining critical acclaim and adoration by audiences alike proving her star is certainly on the rise. Sarah began her career as a member of the Children's Chorus with Opera Queensland before graduating from Ballarat Arts Academy.
Starring as Donna's vivacious and loyal friend Rosie is Alicia Gardiner who has extensive career highlights in theatre, television and film and is best known to Australian audiences for her role as nurse Kim Akerholt in the award-winning series Offspring. In another nostalgic twist, Alicia also played alongside Natalie O'Donnell in the original Australian season of MAMMA MIA!
Jayde Westaby joins the Dynamo trio in the role of much-married friend Tanya. Jayde, originally from the UK, has enjoyed a career on London's West End appearing in The Rocky Horror Show, Chicago, Sweet Charity, Jersey Boys and Grease amongst others. Most recently in Australia she was part of the world premiere season of Dream Lover – The Bobby Darin Musical.
Award winning actor Ian Stenlake stars as Sam Carmichael, one of Sophie's unsuspecting fathers. Ian has sustained an extensive television career over the years, including starring roles in the Nine Network's Sea Patrol for 5 seasons as Lieutenant Commander Mike Flynn, furthermore in Stingers, Murder Call and Dance Academy.
He has also continued a vast theatre career appearing in shows such as Cabaret, Guys and Dolls, Oklahoma and most recently Around the World in 80 Days.
Stage and screen actor Phillip Lowe plays Harry Bright another man from Donna's past who could be Sophie's father. Phillip has appeared in many theatre productions including Crazy for You, Cabaret, Mary Poppins, High Society and recently starred in Georgy Girl - The Seekers Musical portraying Seeker Keith Potger. Josef Ber, acclaimed theatre and screen actor plays Bill Austin the third potential father in the light-hearted story. Josef has appeared in many and varied theatre, television and film productions including Ned, Rush and Redfern Now.
Sophie's adoring fiancé Sky is played by Stephen Mahy who's career spans roles in musical theatre productions such as Miss Saigon, Jersey Boys, Grease, and the most recent Australian production of The Rocky Horror Show playing Brad.
In addition, Monique Sallé plays the role of Ali, Jessica Di Costa as Lisa, Sam Hooper as Pepper and Alex Gibson-Giorgio plays Eddie alongside an incredible supporting cast Stephen Anderson, Jadie Bastow, Dion Bilios, Du Toit Bredenkamp, Annie Chiswell, Matt Edwards, Josh Gates, Catty Hamilton, Matthew Hamilton, Emma Hawthorne, Zoe Komazec, Sarah Kate Landy, Courtney Monsma, Clay Roberts, Leigh Sleightholme, Thalia Smith, Lisa Sontag and Zachary Webster.
Set on a Greek island paradise and inspired by the story-telling magic of ABBA's timeless songs, writer
Catherine Johnson's heart-warming tale centres around a young bride-to-be. On the eve of her wedding, a daughter's quest to discover the identity of her father brings three men from her mother's past back to the island they last visited 20 years ago.
Over 60 million people all around the world have fallen in love with the story and the music that makes MAMMA MIA! the ultimate feel-good musical. And now, in what will be a stunning new production, we want you to come join the party of a lifetime. A celebration of love, laughter and friendship, MAMMA MIA! is a fabulous night out for audiences of all ages.
The Australian production will be Directed by Helpmann Award winner Gary Young, with the creative team also including Choreographer Tom Hodgson, Musical Supervisor Stephen Amos, Set Design by Linda Bewick,
Costume Design by Suzy Strout and Lighting Design by Gavan Swift and Sound design by Michael Waters.
A beautiful bride, a proud mother and three possible fathers. It's a trip down the aisle you'll remember forever!
MAMMA MIA! - GLOBAL ACCOLADES
'A SENSATION! Just sit back and let the joy sweep over you.'
'THIS HIGH-ENERGY MUSICAL BRINGS HAPPINESS WHEREVER IT GOES!'
'What makes MAMMA MIA! work is the ingenuity with which the songs leap from the story – they come like brilliant bolts out of the blue and the audience roars its approval.'
MAMMA MIA! NATIONAL TOUR DATES TICKETS ON SALE NOW
www.mammamiathemusical.com.au
Canberra Theatre, Canberra Theatre Centre
From November 24th 2017
Lyric Theatre, QPAC
From December 26th 2017
From February 11th 2018
Crown Theatre
From May 15th 2018
From July 10th 2018
TICKETS ON SALE DECEMBER 4TH
Festival Theatre, Adelaide Festival Centre
From October 9th 2018
PHOTO CREDIT – PETER BREW BEVAN


THE PLACE OF ASCENSION WITH THE FOOTPRINTS OF JESUS. Forty days had now elapsed since the Resurection.
1. First appearance of Jesus was to Mary of Magdala, when He said to her, "Mary!".
2. Jesus met the other women also, and said to them, "All hail!".
3. The 3rd appearance of Jesus was to Peter.
4. On the same day the 4th appearance was to Luke and Cleopas, on their way to a village named Emmaus.
5. Once more, for the 5th time on that eternally memorable Easter day, Jesus manifested Himself to ten of His disciples sitting together , with doors closed for fear of the Jews. Only one of the Apostles had been absent - Thomas the Twin.
6. A week passed, and the eleven were again assembled within closed doors. Jesus called Thomas, and bade him stretch forth his finger, and put it in the print of the nails.
7. The next appearance of the risen Saviour was to the seven of the Apostles by the Sea of Galilee; they dragged the net with 153 fishes. The happy meal ended in silence, and Jesus asked Peter:"Simon, son of Jonas, do you truly love me more than these?" (John 21,15) "Feed my lambs!"
8. More than 500 of His disciples collected at the given time with the eleven on a mountain in Galilee and Jesus gave them His last commands, to teach and baptize throughout all nations; He promised that He would be with them always.
9. A 9th appearance of Jesus is unrecorded in the Gospels, and is known to us from a single allusion in St. Paul: " He was seen of James... and at last of all He appeared to me also, as to the abortive- born of the Apostolic family"( 1 Corinthians 15,3).
The time had now come when His earthly presence should be taken away from them for ever, until He returned in glory to judge the world. He met them in Jerusalem, and as He led them with Him towards Bethany, He lifted up His hands and blessed them, and was parted from them and a cloud received Him out of their sight. Between us and His visible presence, that cloud still rolls. But the eyes of Faith can pierce it; the incense of true prayer can rise above it; through it the dew of blessing can descend. Jesus gave us the Holy Spirit, a nearer sense of His presence. He promised to be with us always, even to the end of the world, and we have not found His promise fail. He is Emmanuel, which is, being interpreted, GOD WITH US.


This is the time it all starts, I'm telling you. Like, 16, I mean, forget it. You could just get beat up, you could go through these grueling schedules.
Is the truth ever coming back?
With your heads down on the block?
dancing in the little boy's palm!
in things that seem most still.
graveyards come alive in the dead of night.
on streets deserted and quiet.
as a testament to memory.
her long hair grey with suffering.
while stray cats rub against her bony legs.
and starts sweeping away bodies!
If someone would have said you're not alone.
If someone would have said you're not so bad.
thinking All The Time there's only you.
The greatest moment of them all.
On brittle earth a consolation sound"?
What isn't in honor to be set on high?
He's now a captive that was king of late.
What isn't in wealth great treasures to obtain?
No, that's but labor, anxious care, and pain.
It's his today, but who's his heir tomorrow?
What then? Content in pleasures canst thou find?
More vain than all, that's but to grasp the wind.
Meanwhile the conscience rage, who shall appease?
They're foul enough today, that once were fair.
What is't in flow'ring youth, or manly age?
The first is prone to vice, the last to rage.
Where is it then, in wisdom, learning, arts?
But vanity, vexation of the mind.
He knows not all that here is to be known.
Nor laugh, nor weep, let things go ill or well?
While man is man, he shall have ease or pain.
That summum bonum which may stay my mind?
Who drinks thereof, the world doth naught account.
The depth and sea have said " 'tis not in me,"
With pearl and gold it shall not valued be.
It's hid from eyes of men, they count it strange.
It stores with wealth which time can't wear away.
And truly beautifies without deceit.
Nor death shall see, but are immortal made.
Who is possessed of shall reign a king.
But wear his crown unto eternity.
And all the rest, but vanity we find.
When the time comesand i top myself what will you think of me now?
When the time comes near.
And I stare death in the face.
And my body is cold and still in the ground.
wait for you and me, so come on!
While watching the world go by.
Gather and huddle as one.
You take a sip of me and I of you…Yum!
For our love is timeless.
in service of Jesus Christ?
to those who are poor and unemployed.
must have Jesus Christ as the centre of everything.
But James is going in for his degree.
Hoping to pass (as he says) in a crowd.
Sanguine is James, but not so sanguine I.
Yet James is going in for his degree.
A timid candidate and made him fly.
And James is going in for his degree.
I would tell you I cry for whom.
Without getting a price or gain!
Who is the one behind this pain?
I don't want it, the music prays!
Possesses me from drowsy head to feet.
And there is neither past nor vague hereafter.
Filled with the divine languor of late spring.
It comes from Yahweh's calling but 'Isis' was identified with Hathor.
Through the James River in Virginia you will meet me.
And i am just like a little lamb closer to you always.
So do not lust after the wealth of the gods around you.
What have you got to offer it?
How much have you acquired?
How much have you got to deliver?
You can't disappoint, they're all you've got.
Sacrificing a lot to make it a reality.
What will you do with all you have gained?
Now a GRADUATE, what next?
Life does not end at being a graduate.
The younger generation are looking up to you, please don't disappoint.


Materials coated with germ-gate effectively kill 99% of test microbes protecting the product from fungal damage and eliminates odor causing bacteria. The silver in Germ-Gate binds bacteria proteins, deactivating odor-causing bacteria and fungus. Silver is released through ion exchange with sodium. Designed for controlled release permitting long-term local silver concentration above the antimicrobial threshold.
We manufacture acrylic products according to customer specifications, working from a drawing, engineering designs, or even samples of the products. The plastic comes in many different colors, that are transparent, or solid. The plastic can be printed to finish off your important project, to make things a little more creative. View more about plastic fabrication.
SGIA stands for Specialty Graphic Imaging Association, which recognizes individuals who have contributed to the technical growth and/or advancement of the screen and digital printing industry.
Bovie Printing & Fabrication has been a member of SGIA for 40 years.
Bovie Printing & Fabrication would like to congratulate Thomas Campbell for creating the new "Zip Line" logo for the MTA City transit buses. The Route 9 is the express buses that will go to Nashua, Goffstown, Hooksett, Bedford, and Concord.
Thomas started as an intern from Manchester Community College and then was hired on as our Graphic Designer/Marketing Assistant.
Dip Jar, and electronic tipping and donation appliance have chosen Bovie Printing and Fabrication for their product marking. The company's device allows customers to tip for great service using a credit card. It is also used to receive donations for charitable and medical associations.The company personalizes the units for the end users, in quantities of 50 to 1000. The markings use the Dip Jar logo and the name of the sponsor.
To read more about the Dip Jar Project check out their blog.
Since 1950 we have made it a goal to present our company in a concise, professional way. Over the years, changing our logo and adding different variations has happened. We recognize what is required of us to continue to stay up to date with the busy times we all live in. This involves updating our companies presence and streamlining our passion for quality, reliability, and integrity.
Therefore we are proud to announce a new original logo. Along with this new logo, we have installed an updated sign at our manufacturing plant on 4 Northeast Ave, Bow, N.H. 03304. We thank everyone who collaborated in the effort to update our company's presence and wish everyone success in furthering their work experience.
The graphic overlay layer is a polyester or polycarbonate film, printed on the second surface with a switch location, and copy required. The display of the buttons can be flat or embossed, with led windows, which add functionality.
Top circuit layer contains shorting pads which close the electrical circuit when depressed through a spacer layer.
Spacer layers act as a circular spring separating the two circuits. The function of the spacer is to allow room inside the switch for the tactile domes to rest without being subjected to partial compression by the layers around the domes.
The bottom circuit layer has both poles, and the switch array, and the tail which connects to the printed circuit board.
Adhesive layers allow the switch to be permanently mounted onto a smooth surface.
Steel rule Dies are used to cut the final shape of a decal or overlay. They can be manufactured in any shape to match the features required by the customer in the finished part. When used, the Die cuts like a cookie cutter; it is forced, under pressure through the material to produce the desired shape.
The Dies are made by laser cutting a design into a piece of birch plywood, then sharp blades are inserted into those cuts. The die is then put in a die press and the parts are cut out to their final shape.
Pad printing was developed in the 60s and 70s with advances in silicone transfer pad chemistry. The process involves and etched plate called a cliché and a silicone pad, allowing a 2D image to be printed on a 3D part. It is primarily used to print directly on curved or intricate manufactured parts, giving customers the option of sending us their parts to be printed on and returned.
Domed labels are an attractive label which adds extra value to the overall appearance. The clear polyurethane cap which, after the curing (hardening), allows the printing to have a 3-D look. A domed label can be applied to a variety of items such as; the rear of an automobile, store hangers, appliances and electronics.
The correct colors on an overlay are one of the most important parts of the job, and that is where we use color chip proofing to match a customer's specific color needs. When the customer requires an exact color, it is important that it is matched thoroughly to their design, on the same material that will be used in production.
cardboard or plastic. Different size labels can be made in a variety of shapes and colors. Barcode, numbered, reflective, permanent or removable adhesive,thermal imprint and date code features are easily created to add to a label design.
Engineering activities inspection involves the measurements, tests, and gauges applied to certain characteristics in regard to an object or activity. The results are usually compared to specified requirements and standards for determining whether the product is to the customer's satisfaction. Inspections are usually non-destructive. Whenever work is done or a product or part is made—whether it is a piece of hardware manufactured on the assembly line, a memo typed by a secretary, or code developed by software programmers—it should be inspected to see that it fulfills the requirements and specifications. This is certainly a wise business practice. Some companies accept a certain failure rate, while others try to correct the problems they see from their inspection. Inspecting and then correcting will save company money.
Pressure sensitive labels are the preferred product for adhering to nearly any surface without additional bonding agents or processing beyond application pressure. As the name "pressure-sensitive" indicates, the degree of bond is influenced by the amount of pressure which is used to apply the adhesive to the surface. A pressure sensitive label consists of a face stock material (paper or plastic film), a pressure sensitive adhesive, and a release liner. The backing can be peeled off and the labels are applied permanently to another surface. Pressure sensitive labels are one of the most popular and widely used labels today. They can work with single label applications or for front and back labels. The PS labels can be printed up to 10 colors and 20" wide.
The innovative technologies of the screen printing industry involves product marking, fabrication of plastics, metals and customer supplied parts. Cutting, laminating, forming and fabrication of parts, displays and equipment's are also part of the product mix. Technical graphic applications cover a wide variety of non-conventional graphic surfaces with endless possibilities. The varied users of screen printing are mechanical, medical, electronic, retail and advertising venues. Color is an integral part of the screen printing business. The use of color and the different applications allow ink to stick to practically any surface. The processes apply ink in thickness up to 100x greater than conventional printing.
Screen printing will help a company enter new markets and maximize the product's potential by adding information, branding and instruction.
Here are some reasons why Bovie Screen Process Printing values doing business with their New England neighbors.
Interchanges are better with a business that you can easily get to by walking, driving or via public transportation and are often independently owned by people in the area. National firms, whether brick-and-mortar or online, don't qualify. The customer and the business owner get to have a face to face relationship.
Products and jobs can be delivered by car or truck or mailed locally, which would reduce the cost of shipping.
One hand washes the other. If a company does do business with another local company, that company, in turn, will give the other local company business, if they can. Or they may refer another company to their neighboring business they can create a local "web".
Companies that you already do business with can be a source of references for future services that your company may need and vice versa.
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Last Saturday, along with a few friends, David & I attended the annual Junior League Literacy Gala (Dr.Seuss inspired) at the Coral Casino. This was a benefit to raise money for the League's Literacy focus. Fun was had by all and everyone looked FABULOUS! As you can see by the photos, especially the one above!
I can't believe I am going on my 7th year in the League. It truly is an amazing organization and I have learned a lot about being a volunteer within the community. It's a humbling experience when you have the opportunity to help those that are not as fortunate. It's an experience that I look forward to sharing with my daughters someday soon.
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Thankful the sun came out for this photo op!
I think this was take #5?! Right, ladies?
Seems like an odd age to blog or talk about, huh? The significance of this age? Nothing major. Sophia was this age when Kalista was born : ) And although they couldn't be any more different from each other...I can't imagine my life without them.
On Saturday, David & I attended a fundraising event for Marymount of Santa Barbara. We were guests of friends, Nikki & Larame, whose children attend this phenomenal school. Our other friends, Marcy & Todd and Sheri & Jim were also guests making our table FUN!
I was bummed not to have fabulous pictures of the view from the Coral Casino. But it was a rainy and windy evening. : ( Nonetheless, everyone had a blast! And where else could you watch a dog get auctioned off for $4,500.00?!
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Małgorzata Marzena Wąsek-Wiaderek (ur. 1 maja 1971 w Janowie Lubelskim) – polska prawnik, doktor habilitowany nauk prawnych, specjalistka w zakresie prawa karnego, profesor nadzwyczajny Wydziału Prawa, Prawa Kanonicznego i Administracji Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego Jana Pawła II, sędzia ad hoc Europejskiego Trybunału Praw Człowieka w Strasburgu, sędzia Izby Karnej Sądu Najwyższego.

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W 1995 uzyskała na Wydziale Prawa Kanonicznego i Świeckiego KUL tytuł zawodowy magistra po obronie pracy dyplomowej pt. Istota i zasady procesu karnego napisanej pod kierunkiem Andrzeja Wąska. Następnie odbyła roczne studia podyplomowe z dziedziny prawa europejskiego na Katolickim Uniwersytecie w Lowanium i uzyskała tytuł Master of Laws (LL.M.) na podstawie rozprawy magisterskiej przygotowanej pod kierunkiem prof. Paula Lemmensa. W październiku 1996 została asystentem w Katedrze Procedury Karnej KUL. W styczniu 2002 na podstawie napisanej pod kierunkiem Andrzeja Wąska rozprawy pt. Zasada równości stron w polskiej procedurze karnej w perspektywie prawnoporównawczej (recenzenci: Stanisław Waltoś i Edward Skrętowicz) uzyskała na KUL stopień naukowy doktora nauk prawnych. W 2013 na podstawie dorobku naukowego oraz monografii pt. Samodzielność jurysdykcyjna sądu karnego wobec kompetencji Trybunału Konstytucyjnego i trybunałów europejskich uzyskała na macierzystym wydziale stopień naukowy doktora habilitowanego nauk prawnych w dyscyplinie prawa w specjalności prawo karne. Została profesorem nadzwyczajnym KUL.

W 2004 podjęła pracę w Biurze Studiów i Analiz Sądu Najwyższego.

Była członkiem funkcjonującej w latach 2009–2013 Komisji Kodyfikacyjnej Prawa Karnego pod przewodnictwem Andrzeja Zolla.

W latach 2014–2016 była sędzią ad hoc Europejskiego Trybunału Praw Człowieka.

26 maja 2017 Krajowa Rada Sądownictwa poparła jej kandydaturę na stanowisko sędziego Sądu Najwyższego. 6 listopada 2018, po ponad roku odkładania decyzji, prezydent Andrzej Duda powołał ją do pełnienia urzędu sędziego Sądu Najwyższego.

W 2017 otrzymała Srebrny Krzyż Zasługi.

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Absolwenci Wydziału Prawa, Prawa Kanonicznego i Administracji Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego Jana Pawła II
Ludzie urodzeni w Janowie Lubelskim
Odznaczeni Srebrnym Krzyżem Zasługi (III Rzeczpospolita)
Polscy karniści
Sędziowie Europejskiego Trybunału Praw Człowieka
Sędziowie Sądu Najwyższego III Rzeczypospolitej
Urodzeni w 1971
Wykładowcy Wydziału Prawa, Prawa Kanonicznego i Administracji Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego Jana Pawła II
Polscy sędziowie sądów i trybunałów międzynarodowych

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Race Preview: Martinsville
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Racing at Martinsville is frequently door-to-door, as this shot from the October 2008 race attests.
Now the series moves to the very short, very flat track at Martinsville. Like Bristol, performance is more difficult to predict at this paperclip-shaped track than at a big track such as Atlanta for a number of reasons (i.e., the cramped pit road and stalls, the multi-car wrecks, the traffic and the tempers).
And Martinsville offers even less predictability than Bristol. For one, the drivers essentially drag race their super-powerful yet heavy machines down the straightaways and then jam on the brakes over and over and over again, and that's hard on equipment, particularly the brakes. In addition, the quality and quantity of our historical data for this race are even less than what we had for Bristol. Like Bristol, Martinsville is one of a kind. You can (and should) look at the 2009 data from three other short, flat tracks on the circuit—i.e., Phoenix, New Hampshire, and Richmond—but the value of that data is limited because those tracks are no where near as similar to Martinsville as, say, Vegas, Texas, Homestead and Charlotte are to Atlanta. Also, last year rain wiped out four practices and one qualifying at the two Martinsville races, which severely limited the available data.
The weather will likely further degrade our pre-race data: At press time, Weather.com says rain might mess with practice and qualifying on Friday. On the plus side, Saturday and Sunday should both feature partly cloudy skies with temps around 60 degrees F, and that consistency is good for predictability.
Taken during the testing session today at Charlotte, this photo shows the new spoiler on the 48. Also note the fins on the rear window and trunk.
However, it's probably canceled out by the new spoiler. The spoiler will make its first appearance at Martinsville, and that introduces a new wild card into the equation. Its effect should be minimized at Martinsville because the track features the slowest speeds on the circuit (I think), but don't discount it entirely.
Should we throw our hands up and pick driver names out of a hat ala Daytona and Talledega? If I were betting on a driver to win this race, I'd once again need really good odds (i.e., 10-1 or better), and when I turn on the TV Sunday, I'll be ready to accept any catastrophes the racing gods decide to deliver down upon my fantasy league team. But that said, cars that have recently run fast at Martinsville and the other short-flats still have a significant edge on lesser cars.
Handicapping Martinsville
I've sliced and diced all the practice, qualifying and race data from all the short-flat races in 2009. I also filtered out the data from the early-season races, leaving just the fall data, and I looked at the data from just the two Martinsville races. Several names repeatedly rose to the top during this process, and I feel fairly comfortable picking this preliminary top five, in this order:
1. Mark Martin
2. Jeff Gordon
3. Denny Hamlin
4. Juan Montoya
5. Jimmie Johnson
Predictably, the Hendricks organization is well represented (Dale Jr. should run decently, too). I would've ranked Hamlin #2, but the right-front tire woes he and all his teammates suffered last week at Bristol make me a little nervous, as does his knee problem.
My Yahoo! Fantasy League Picks
According to my top-five list above, I should tab Martin and Gordon, and I guess I will. This early in the season, I typically like to get two different organizations represented in Group A so all my eggs aren't in one basket, so I wish I could run Hamlin instead of Gordon. But I can't due to my misgivings about Hamlin (see above), and besides, Gordon typically qualifies well at Martinsville, so he might get me some qualification bonus points.
David Reutimann and Ryan Newman are locks for me this week, but after that it's a pretty tricky. I think I'm going to go with Clint Bowyer and Dale Jr. Kasey Kahne should be in the mix, too.
A.J. Allmendinger is the clear favorite in Group C this week, but after that it's pretty close between Sam Hornish Jr., Paul Menard, Scott Speed, and (gasp) Robby Gordon. I'll probably avoid Sideways Sam and Angry Robby Gordon because you just know they'll find trouble at Martinsville. I think Menard deserves the call over Speed. I'll just have to fight off my instinct to protect Menard's allocations because it's too early in the season to focus hard on that.
This entry was posted in Race Previews, Updates & Recaps and tagged handicapping, Martinsville, race preview, Yahoo fantasy picks on March 24, 2010 by Jed Henson.
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3 thoughts on "Race Preview: Martinsville"
MRI March 25, 2010 at 11:22 am
Robby is having a rough start, at 34 in the stadings he is on the bubble, he needs a solid week.
Jed Henson Post author March 25, 2010 at 3:37 pm
Yeah, instead of Angry Robby, maybe I shoulda called him Bad Luck Robby for his start this year. I'm not too optimistic for him this weekend, either. His hard-nosed style + Martinsville = ….
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Basically i'm trying to see all loaded resources for my war file. I'm really not sure what's the reason for null pointer exception. All other operations like dumpModuleInformation, getDependencies, getModuleDescription, getModulesPathInfo, refreshResourceLoaders, relink and unLoadModule throwing IllegalArguementException: Module specification is null. Only queryLoadedModuleNames is returning my war filenames. Application is running fine without any issues. Jconsole is also throwing the same exception. I need to find a way to see all loaded jars for my war file. Standalone server is hosted with multiple war files, so planning to write a JMX program to get loaded dependencies for all of my wars/ears. Can you guys help me on this
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Los oligoelementos, a veces llamados bioelementos temporales, son bioelementos presentes en pequeñas cantidades en los seres vivos y tanto su ausencia como su exceso puede ser perjudicial para el organismo, llegando a ser hepatotóxicos. Además de los cuatro elementos de los que se compone mayoritariamente la vida (carbono, hidrógeno, oxígeno y nitrógeno), existe una gran variedad de elementos químicos esenciales. Las plantas los absorben de los minerales disueltos en el suelo, y de ahí pasan a los heterótrofos. Se sabe que existen grandes organismos que consumen suelo (geofagia) y visitan yacimientos minerales, de sal, por ejemplo, para conseguir los oligoelementos necesarios en su dieta.

Los oligoelementos tienen al menos cinco funciones en los organismos vivos. Algunos son parte integral de los centros catalíticos en los que suceden las reacciones necesarias para la vida. Los oligoelementos participan en la atracción de moléculas de sustrato y su conversión en productos finales específicos. Ciertos oligoelementos ceden o aceptan electrones en reacciones de oxidación o reducción. Varios oligoelementos tienen funciones estructurales, proporcionan estabilidad y una estructura tridimensional a ciertas moléculas biológicas importantes, otros ejercen funciones de regulación. Controlan procesos biológicos importantes a través de ciertas acciones, entre ellas la activación hormonal, la unión de moléculas con sus sitios receptores en las membranas celulares y la inducción de la expresión de algunos genes.

Lista de elementos para la vida
Tabla periódica de los elementos de la dieta

Elementos esenciales

Los siguientes elementos son considerados como oligoelementos:
 Boro. Mantenimiento de la estructura de la pared celular en los vegetales.
 Cromo. Potencia la acción de la insulina y favorece la entrada de glucosa a las células. Su contenido en los órganos del cuerpo decrece con la edad. Los berros, las algas, las carnes magras, las hortalizas, las aceitunas y los cítricos (naranjas, limones, toronjas, etc.), el hígado y los riñones son excelentes proveedores de cromo.
 Cobalto. Componente central de la vitamina B12.
 Cobre. Estimula el sistema inmunitario. Podemos obtenerlo en los vegetales verdes, el pescado, los guisantes, las lentejas, el hígado, los moluscos y los crustáceos.
 Flúor. Se acumula en huesos y dientes dándoles una mayor resistencia.
 Hierro. Forma parte de la molécula de hemoglobina y de los citocromos que forman parte de la cadena respiratoria. Su facilidad para oxidarse le permite transportar oxígeno a través de la sangre combinándose con la hemoglobina para formar la oxihemoglobina. Se necesita en cantidades mínimas porque se reutiliza, no se elimina. Su falta provoca anemia.
 Manganeso. El manganeso tiene un papel tanto estructural como enzimático. Está presente en distintas enzimas, destacando el superóxido dismutasa de manganeso (Mn-SOD), que cataliza la dismutación de superóxidos.
 Molibdeno. Se encuentra en una cantidad importante en el agua de mar en forma de molibdatos (MoO42-), y los seres vivos pueden absorberlo fácilmente de esta forma. Tiene la función de transferir átomos de oxígeno al agua.
 Níquel. Actúa como bio-catalizador, participa en el metabolismo de glúcidos, favorece la absorción de hierro y estabiliza el DNA y el RNA
 Selenio. El dióxido de selenio es un catalizador adecuado para la oxidación, hidrogenación y deshidrogenación de compuestos orgánicos.
 Silicio
 Vanadio. El vanadio es un elemento esencial en algunos organismos. En humanos no está demostrada su esencialidad, aunque existen compuestos de vanadio que imitan y potencian la actividad de la insulina.
 Yodo. El yodo es un elemento químico esencial. La glándula tiroides fabrica las hormonas tiroxina y triyodotironina, que contienen yodo.
 Zinc. El zinc es un elemento químico esencial para las personas: interviene en el metabolismo de proteínas y ácidos nucleicos, estimula la actividad de aproximadamente 100 enzimas, colabora en el buen funcionamiento del sistema inmunitario, es necesario para la cicatrización de las heridas, interviene en las percepciones del gusto y el olfato y en la síntesis del ADN.

Para otros elementos, como el litio, el estaño o el cadmio, su esencialidad no está totalmente aceptada; incluso de la anterior lista no está clara la esencialidad del bromo y el boro.

Hay otros elementos que están en una mayor cantidad en los seres humanos, por lo que no se les denomina elementos traza. En orden de abundancia (en peso) en el cuerpo humano: azufre, potasio, sodio, cloro y magnesio.

Los anteriores elementos son esenciales en seres humanos, se llaman microelementos y se encuentran en un 0,05 % a 1 %; hay elementos que solo lo son en unos determinados seres vivos. Por ejemplo, el wolframio es esencial en algunos microorganismos.

Cada elemento tiene un rango óptimo de concentraciones dentro de los cuales el organismo, en esas condiciones, funciona adecuadamente; dependiendo del elemento este rango puede ser más o menos amplio. El organismo deja de funcionar adecuadamente tanto por presentar deficiencia como por presentar un exceso en uno de estos elementos.

Funciones de los oligoelementos más importantes para nuestro organismo. El análisis breve de estos micro minerales y su importancia en el organismo humano.

Cobalto
La función de este mineral está estrechamente ligada a la producción de testosterona y el sistema enzimático.

En la síntesis de los glóbulos rojos se requieren vitaminas, y en especial la vitamina B12. Esta vitamina (también llamada en términos médicos cobalamina, por presentar un núcleo formado por cobalto) es utilizada en todas las células, durante la reproducción celular.

De esta manera, se manifiesta la gran importancia que tiene el cobalto para la maduración y el crecimiento celular. Además el cobalto, siempre en unión con la vitamina B12, favorece la absorción intestinal del hierro y, como componente de algunas enzimas, interviene en la síntesis de proteínas. Así mismo, la vitamina B12 parece mejorar la absorción del yodo por la glándula tiroides.

Otras de sus funciones son: activar la combustión de los azúcares y bajar su concentración en el torrente sanguíneo, y regular el sistema nervioso, pues equilibra los sistemas simpático y parasimpático.

Las necesidades diarias de nuestro organismo de cobalto, es de un microgramo de vitamina B12. Esta cantidad se puede encontrar en el hígado, pues este generalmente reserva unas mil veces esta cantidad.

Cobre
Dentro de las funciones principales de este oligoelemento está su participación en la síntesis de glóbulos rojos, asistiendo en la fijación del hierro en el pigmento rojo de la sangre (hemoglobina). De esta manera, el hierro no puede depositarse en la hemoglobina sin el concurso del cobre. Así, pues, una carencia de cobre produce anemia incluso en el caso de que el organismo disponga de suficiente hierro.

El cobre también es necesario para la formación de pigmentos y proporcionar un color lustroso a la piel y el cabello. La carencia de cobre contribuye a la aparición prematura de canas.

Este oligoelemento es preciso para el metabolismo de las proteínas, la formación del tejido conjuntivo normal y para la síntesis de los lípidos presentes en el cerebro. También se encuentra en la mayoría de los anticuerpos por lo que resulta de especial importancia para nuestro sistema inmunológico. Asimismo, el cobre favorece los procesos de curación y es responsable de la absorción óptima de la vitamina C.

Actualmente nuestros alimentos contienen menos cobre, que en tiempos pasados. No obstante, nuestras necesidades diarias se ven satisfechas gracias a una dieta variada compuesta de frutas, verduras, cereales o productos cárnicos. La leche materna y de vaca presenta cantidades muy pequeñas de cobre. Sin duda ésta es la razón, por lo que la naturaleza ha dispuesto que los lactantes nazcan con una reserva de cobre. Esta reserva está localizada en la piel del recién nacido y es de cinco a diez veces superior a la cantidad de cobre de un adulto, que le son suficiente durante los primeros seis meses de vida, hasta que el bebé inicia a comer por su propia cuenta. El recién nacido necesita cobre para la síntesis de enzimas y para la formación de los glóbulos de la sangre. Con la edad, la reserva de cobre va disminuyendo de forma progresiva.

La dosis cotidiana de cobre oscila entre los dos a tres miligramos.

Cromo
El cromo se distingue por su papel destacadísimo en el metabolismo del azúcar. Constituye la molécula central de una sustancia llamada factor de tolerancia a la glucosa que incrementa el poder de la insulina. Por otra parte el FTG reduce la tasa de colesterol de la sangre.

El cromo tiene mucha relación con la insulina, una hormona segregada por el páncreas, ayudando a mantener el nivel de azúcar en la sangre. En otras palabras, se encarga de que el valor de azúcar en la sangre después de comer no aumente bruscamente, así como tampoco disminuya demasiado rápido.

La insulina y su contraria, la hormona glucagón, regulan conjuntamente el metabolismo de los lípidos. Por esta razón, el cromo también desempeña un papel muy importante con respeto al nivel de colesterol en la sangre. Asimismo, se considera que el cromo interviene en el crecimiento del feto, y tiene una influencia decisiva en la córnea ocular.

La cantidad de cromo necesaria diariamente oscila entre 0,05 y 0,2 miligramos.

Flúor
Una de las funciones del flúor es endurecer el esmalte dental, reforzando de este modo su resistencia a las caries. También inhibe la acumulación de bacterias en la cavidad bucal, impidiendo la destrucción de los dientes.

La falta de flúor es responsable por la inestabilidad de los huesos y fomenta la osteoporosis.

Estudios realizados en los Estados Unidos imputan al flúor la responsabilidad de la enfermedad de Alzheimer, por lo que debe cuidarse de su exceso.

La dosis diaria de flúor es de un miligramo.

Hierro
Nuestro organismo necesita hierro para la síntesis del pigmento de la sangre. Tenemos aproximadamente un kilo de hemoglobina en nuestro organismo. Como en un proceso de reciclaje, se utiliza de forma continua a fin de renovar las células sanguíneas cada 120 días.

Sin el hierro no es posible el trasplante de oxígeno de los pulmones hasta los diferentes órganos, como el corazón, los músculos, el hígado o el cerebro. La glándula tiroides, el sistema nervioso central, el control de la temperatura corporal y las defensas frente a los microorganismos no pueden funcionar sin el hierro.

Este oligoelemento es indispensable para algunas funciones del cerebro, como la capacidad de aprendizaje. Se encuentra en las enzimas del metabolismo oxidativo de la cadena respiratoria en la que participa en los procesos de combustión de las sustancias nutritivas, incrementa las resistencias ante las enfermedades, previene los estados de fatiga, cura y previene contra la anemia derivada de una carencia de hierro. Y es muy saludable para la piel, el cabello y las uñas.

La dosis diaria precisa para un adulto es entre 12 y 20 miligramos, aunque debemos tener presente que el niño hasta los seis meses de edad, almacena en su organismo el hierro que ha recibido de la madre. Trascurrido este primer semestre el niño necesita recibir hierro de fuente vegetal ya que es conocido el hecho de que la leche es pobre en este mineral, lo que hace recomendable, después del primer semestre de vida del niño, la utilización de zumos de hortalizas, caldos de legumbres, cereales, yema de huevos, etc.

Manganeso
Es uno de los oligoelementos indispensables para la vida, toda vez que es uno de los materiales que el organismo utiliza para fabricar sus enzimas. Si las hembras de los mamíferos carecen de suficiente manganeso, abortan o dan a luz pequeñuelos que mueren por ser incapaces de mamar.

Este elemento ayuda al páncreas en su función y en el correcto uso de la glucosa. Es un componente de los huesos, es el pigmento que une al calcio, magnesio y fósforo. Es parte activa en producción de tiroxina y de las hormonas sexuales. Tiene importancia en la producción de colesterol y en la desintegración y formación de grasas. Fortalece el cartílago de los huesos y los puntos donde los músculos se unen con los huesos.

Es un componente del sistema nervioso. Funciona sobre las enzimas para la absorción de vitamina B1, biotina, vitamina C y colina, también en la prevención de la esterilidad, mejora la memoria, la concentración y reduce el estrés.

Se estima la necesidad diaria de este elemento en unos 2 a 3 miligramos.

Molibdeno
El molibdeno es un oligoelemento que actúa decisivamente en la prevención de la gota, así como en la concentración de ácido úrico en el organismo. Es responsable de que los productos de desecho resultantes de las proteínas se transformen en ácido úrico y de que sean excretados. De esta manera, impide que se produzcan depósitos molestos de cristales de ácido úrico en las articulaciones, las cápsulas cenobiales y los tendones.

El molibdeno activa las enzimas hepáticas que, por ejemplo, degradan el alcohol. Debido a su propiedad neutralizante, tiene una acción favorable sobre el sistema inmunológico en nuestras defensas ante infecciones y alergias.

El molibdeno también libera hierro para el transporte de oxígeno en la sangre, y resulta decisivo en el metabolismo del azufre en el organismo, contribuyendo así a la formación de nuevas células cutáneas. Además actúa como ralentizador natural del proceso de envejecimiento y colabora estrechamente con el flúor dentro de nuestro organismo, en el que contribuye a mantener sano el esmalte dental y al depósito de calcio en los huesos.

No se conoce con exactitud la cantidad diaria precisa de este oligoelemento. Pero se piensa, no obstante, que un aporte diario entre los 150 y los 500 microgramos resulta suficiente.

Níquel
Sus funciones son las de incrementar la acción de diferentes hormonas, como por ejemplo, la insulina, la hormona que regula la glucosa existente en la sangre. Ejerce una acción estabilizadora en la coagulación de la sangre y activa una serie de enzimas que participan en el metabolismo de los hidratos de carbono y en la obtención de energía. También favorece la absorción del hierro y disminuye la acción de la adrenalina, la hormona del estrés.

Todavía no se disponen de datos exactos acerca de las necesidades diarias de este oligoelemento. Se cree que el aporte diario de un adulto podría oscilar entre 0.2 y 0.9 miligramos.

Selenio
El selenio, al ser un componente de la enzima glutatión peroxidasa, de modo parecido a la vitamina E, protege al organismo de los radicales libres: Sustancias presentes en los alimentos y en el medio ambiente que en el organismo reacciona con el oxígeno transformándose en partículas agresivas y altamente reactivas. Esta naturaleza agresiva de los radicales tiene su razón de ser, ya que cuando estos se sitúan dentro de los fagocitos, ayudan a atacar y destruir los agentes patógenos capturados por esta célula. Sin embargo, los radicales libres no solo atacan contra micro organismos nocivos, sino que también destruyen células sanas, e incluso llegan a penetrar en el núcleo celular. Las células entonces pueden morir, o bien presentar una posibilidad de que se conviertan en células cancerosas.

El selenio protege al organismo no solo de radicales libres, sino también de radiaciones ambientales perjudiciales e infecciones vírales y bacterianas, reforzando así nuestro sistema de defensas. Actúa contra las alergias químicas, aumenta la fertilidad y favorece la función celular hepática, muscular y pancreática. En unión con la vitamina E, ayuda al cuerpo a eliminar elementos tóxicos como el plomo, cadmio y mercurio.

Las investigaciones están demostrando que hay una relación inversa entre contraer cáncer y la cantidad de selenio en el cuerpo; se descubrió que los enfermos de cáncer tienen un nivel muy bajo de selenio en la sangre. Por otra parte, en regiones que no tienen mucho selenio en su alimentación, se encontró tres veces más enfermedades hepáticas, cardíacas y trastornos reproductivos, que en zonas que consumen mucho selenio.

La necesidad diaria del oligoelemento se sitúa entre 0,05 a 0,15 miligramos para un adulto. La vitamina E ingerida en la alimentación hace disminuir sensiblemente la necesidad de selenio.

Silicio
Este mineral puede fortalecer los huesos e imprime rapidez en la consolidación de fracturas. Así como también colabora en la buena función cutánea, de uñas y de cabellos.
También ayuda con la filtración debido a la falta de este mineral.

Yodo
Es utilizado por la glándula tiroides para fabricar la tiroxina u hormona tiroidea, que es un aminoácido descubierto por Kindall y de cuya molécula forma parte el yodo.

Por escasez de yodo, esta glándula no puede sintetizar dicha hormona, la cual desempeña una importante función en el desarrollo del organismo, por una parte, y, por otra, en la regulación del metabolismo, en otras palabras, el conjunto de intercambios físicoquímicos necesarios para la oxidación celular, la combustión, la desintoxicación y la circulación a nivel de los tejidos del organismo.

Existe cierta relación entre el yodo y la vitamina A. Esta vitamina frena la actividad de la glándula tiroides y disminuye la necesidad de yodo. Por su parte, la glándula tiroides interviene en el proceso de transformación en la mucosa intestinal del caroteno en vitamina A.

La necesidad diaria de este metaloide para satisfacer la síntesis de la hormona tiroidea y cubrir las pérdidas diarias por excreción ha sido estimada en 2 microgramos por kilo de peso corporal, esto es 140 microgramos para 70 kilos de peso. Aunque algunos autores extiende esta necesidad hasta los 0.2 miligramos diarios.

Zinc
Actúa en cierto modo como un policía de tráfico que vigila y regula el transcurso de los procesos del organismo, así como la conservación del sistema enzimático y de las células.

Es componente de al menos 160 enzimas y hormonas, regula el correcto funcionamiento del metabolismo de proteínas y los lípidos. Participa en la formación de la insulina, es de vital importancia para el sistema inmunológico y estabiliza la membrana celular. Este elemento actúa, así mismo como regulador de la actividad de la próstata; en otras palabras, disponer de la suficiente cantidad de zinc garantiza la fertilidad en el hombre y, por lo tanto, su capacidad de reproducción.

El zinc mejora las propias defensas del organismo, en especial a medida que envejecemos. Favorece el crecimiento de tejidos, sobre todo el del cabello. Reacciona con metales pesados como el cádmico, el plomo o el mercurio, con la que anula su toxicidad. Asimismo se encarga del transporte y la absorción de la vitamina A.

Recientemente se han descubierto algunos datos curiosos sobre su gran importancia en las funciones cerebrales.

Las necesidades del organismo humano en lo que respecta al zinc se sitúan en alrededor de 15 miligramos para adolescentes y adultos.

Véase también
 Elemento químico esencial
 Sales minerales
 Vitamina

Referencias

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Edward "Eddie" Wakili-Hick (* 1987 in York) ist ein britischer Jazzmusiker (Schlagzeug, Komposition).

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Hick begann mit sieben Jahren Trompete und mit neun Jahren Gitarre zu spielen. Seit er 13 Jahre alt war, widmete er sich dem Schlagzeugspiel. Im Alter von 16 Jahren schloss er sich den Transglobal Drummers an und begann unter Leitung von Jon Ward mit dem Djembe-Spiel; im folgenden Jahr reisten sie nach Ghana, wo sie beim Kusun Ensemble Musik und Tanz studierten. Im Alter von 18 Jahren erwarb er einen BTEC-Abschluss in Performance am Leeds College of Music und schrieb sich im folgenden Jahr für den BA-Studiengang Jazz ein. Dies gab ihm die Möglichkeit, bei Ronnie Bottomley, Dave Walsh, Omar Puente, Rod Youngs und Lucky Ranku zu studieren. Im Studium trat er zunächst in lokalen Clubs und Bars mit lokalen Musikern auf; zudem begann er mit dem South Trio (Elegy for a Raver) und mit Tomorrows Warriors zu spielen. 2009 schloss er sein Bachelor-Studium am Leeds College of Music ab und erhielt die Sam Rose Bowl für herausragende Leistungen sowie den John Scheerer Drum Award.

Nach dem Studium zog Hick nach London, wo er sein eigenes Quartett mit der Trompeterin Sheila Maurice-Grey, dem Vibraphonisten David Mrakpor und dem Bassisten Ben Hazleton gründete. Daneben gehörte er zu Gilad Atzmons Orient House Ensemble, mit dem seit 2010 zwei Alben entstanden, ebenso mit dem Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra. 2011 nahm er den Titelsong der Olympischen Spiele 2012 in London, "Everywhere in the World" von Mark Ronson und Katy B, auf und wurde in dem Musikvideo gefilmt. In einer Folge des ITV-Krimis Grantchester trat er mit Gloria Dee and Her Quartet auf.

Seit 2019 ist Hick Mitglied von Sons of Kemet, an dessen Album The Queen Is a Reptile er bereits als zusätzlicher Schlagzeuger beteiligt war. Zudem arbeitete er mit Alicia Keys, Angélique Kidjo, Robert Glasper, Dave Liebman, Bobby Watson, Nigel Kennedy, Tinie Tempah, Florence Welch, Bill Laurance/Michael League, Bruce Barth, Deborah Brown,  Jeremy Pelt, Kadri Gopalnath, Sarah Gillespie und Gary Crosby. Er ist auch auf Alben von Ashley Henry, Juliet Kelly und von Uniting of Opposites zu hören. Mit seinem Perkussions-orientierten Nok Cultural Ensemble legte er 2022 das Album Njhyi vor.

Hick unterrichtet bei den Kursen der Global Music Foundation in Großbritannien und Europa.

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Einzelnachweise

Jazz-Schlagzeuger
Komponist (Jazz)
Brite
Geboren 1987
Mann